EPISODE · Jan 7, 2020 · 13 MIN
12. Set an Intention for the New Year!
from Feelings Fitness Podcast · host Suzanne Bazarko
Send us Fan MailIn this episode, Suzanne explains why she chooses to set an intention rather than a resolution for the new year.Resolutions tend to feel so negative. They tend to be that shaming voice inside our head telling us that we aren't good enough.Intentions feel more positive and uplifting. They seem to lend themselves towards goal setting.Suzanne discusses her intention to "train her brain to be stronger than her feelings," and she invites you to do the same.By using tools such as yogic breathing, meditation and mindfulness, this intention is very achievable. It will make life's many challenges feel much more manageable.She also shares two of her favorite meditation mantras that she learned from Kristen McGee at Peloton Meditation. -"Peace above me. Peace below me. Peace around me. Peace within me."-"Where I am. Is where I am meant to be."Did you enjoy this episode? Do you want more? Be sure to subscribe & leave a review on iTunes or Spotify.Want more details about this episode? Head over to the website, www.feelingsfitness.com. Want more connection with Feelings Fitness? Join me over on the Feelings Fitness Facebook page, www.facebook.com/feelingsfitness/. You can also find Feelings Fitness on Instagram too
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Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Suzanne explains why she chooses to set an intention rather than a resolution for the new year. Resolutions tend to feel so negative. They tend to be that shaming voice inside our head telling us that we aren't good enough. Intentions feel more positive and uplifting. They seem to lend themselves towards goal setting. Suzanne discusses her intention to "train her brain to be stronger than her feelings," and she invites you to do the same. By using tools s...
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